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Updated 3 weeks ago

Questions About Self-hosting WebStudio

MMassyu
Hello,

I’m currently self-hosting the WebStudio Builder and would like to know how to access it from another PC on the same local network. Despite various attempts, I keep encountering a CSRF token error when accessing it externally. Could you provide the correct procedure for enabling access from other devices on the LAN?

Also, is there any official documentation available for self-hosting WebStudio?
What are the limitations or permitted use cases for self-hosting?

Additionally, could you explain the difference between the self-hosted builder and self-hosted site?
If I want to use a CMS, do I need to subscribe to the SaaS version of WebStudio and export the result? The documentation says CMS integration is available in the Site version—does that mean it can be configured through the GUI, or is it intended for manual coding after export?

Thank you in advance for your help.
M
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MMassyu
One more question: I noticed that animation features are currently located in the private-src directory. Do you have any estimate on when these features will be released from beta and made publicly available?
OOleg Isonen
@Massyu don't really know what the problem is with your network setup
OOleg Isonen
https://docs.webstudio.is/university/self-hosting
OOleg Isonen
differences: see self-hosting tab https://webstudio.is/pricing?hosting=self
OOleg Isonen
all pro features are being checked upon publishing/exporting, so at the moment of publishing/exporting you need to be on a pro plan to use publish/export pro features, if you use builder hosted on webstudio cloud
MMassyu
I see. I understand about that.
Another question: how to connect to the builder with a non-localhost
Do you have any advice on
MMassyu
We would be grateful if you could tell us the official procedure.
I asked Dr. ChatGPT for help but he could not get around the CFSR token issue.
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